I've pulled a lot of old boats out of Gates backyards. Some came with the house when someone bought the property and discovered a fiberglass hull rotting on a trailer in the corner. Others are sitting there because the owner listed it for a season, got no offers, and stopped answering calls about it. Either way, it's still there. A dead motor with a repair quote that costs more than the boat is worth. An HOA letter about storage violations. A slip bill that's gotten bigger than the boat deserves. That's the call I get.
We come out, assess what we're looking at, and handle the whole thing from start to finish. The crew loads the junk boat, tows it out, and manages every step until it's gone. Jobs in North Gates often stack with a Gates call on the same afternoon, so we move through the county efficiently. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the New York page cover title work and what happens if the vessel documentation is incomplete or lost.
